Efficient Home Windows | Vinyl Replacement Windows for the Dallas area.
Dallas Saves 15% on Efficient, Vinyl Home Replacement Windows!!!
Yes, the Government wants to help Dallas become more energy efficient by rebating 30% of the cost (up to $1,500.00) of installing new vinyl home windows. However, qualifying products must have a U Value of .30 or less AND a SHGC Rating of .30 or less. Adams - Home Replacement Windows already meet these strict new energy efficient guidelines.
With 9+ months of summer and extreme Dallas temperatures, efficient home windows are important! We are proud to be a family owned and locally established company specializing in residential home improvement throughout North Texas and specifically the Dallas Area. From Garland to Irving - Richardson, Plano, Carrollton and Mesquite - Adams Exteriors is proud to provide quality home replacement windows at affordable prices to those who we consider neighbors.
Family owned and operated since day one, we are a referral based company with a history of providing quality workmanship and giving back to the communities where we work.
Our industry is one that is unfortunately not known for its personal touch and dependability. Driven by the cold "business first" marketing machine of the ultra-large, 10 acre warehouse hardware stores in Dallas - it's no wonder people don't get excited about the idea of improving their home with new energy efficient windows. Adams Exteriors / Dallas is proud to be an alternative option. Our estimates are informative, educational and always very LOW PRESSURE - No Pressure!.
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Dallas Replacement Window Company vs. Utility Company.
Per Month - How much are you over-paying the utility company because your old, leaky windows overwork your A/C or heater? The alternative to purchasing new energy efficient - vinyl replacement windows in Dallas is handing the utility company an inflated monthly payment to overcome your homes inefficiency. Stop throwing away money!
For those who understand the value of Dual Pane, Vinyl, Low E, Energy Efficient Windows but need expert advice and information before an estimate - we would like to offer our "home improvement" services. Simply fill out the "Request a Free Estimate" form (top right) and a representative will contact you at your convenience to talk about your project.
Importance of an Energy Audit in Dallas...
Even with soaring energy costs, home inspector Mark Cannella finds that many homeowners still don't understand the value of a home audit. "Most of my customers come to me because they aren't comfortable in their homes," Cannella says.
Air leakage accounts for about 30 percent of heating expenses, experts estimate. As homeowners continue to look for ways to save money, making a home more efficient by sealing is a good way to start. Energy audits help homeowners determine how and where a house is losing energy. They evaluate the efficiency of a home's heating, cooling and electrical systems.
Cannella says a good home audit can also create a cozier and healthier home with improved air quality. Read more...
Open Window to Dallas -
Dallas judge's ruling saying gay couple could divorce in Texas rejected on appeal
04:13 PM CDT on Tuesday, August 31, 2010
By ROY APPLETON / The Dallas Morning Newsrappleton@dallasnews.com
A state appeals court in Dallas has rejected a lower court’s decision that two gay men who married in Massachusetts had the right to divorce in Texas. In October 2009, state District Judge Tena Callahan ruled that the men could legally end their marriage and that the state’s prohibition against same-sex marriage violates the federal constitutional right to equal protection.
But today, the Fifth District Court of Appeals in Dallas reversed that decision and ordered Callahan to dismiss the case. Same-sex marriages or civil unions are prohibited by a voter-approved amendment to the state Constitution and the Texas Family Code.
The appeals court said today that the trial court had wrongly ruled that those provisions violate the Equal Protection Clause of the 14th Amendment. Additionally, Justice Kerry P. Fitzgerald wrote in the decision: "We hold that Texas district courts do not have subject-matter jurisdiction to hear a same-sex divorce case."
The two men, identified in court records as J.B. and H.B., married in Cambridge, Mass., in 2006, returned to Dallas and separated two years later. J.B., citing "discord or conflict of personalities," sued in January 2008 to dissolve the union. Read more...
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